Project Fi is Google’s specialized wireless service designed primarily for Google’s own phones. It doesn’t get much attention because, in order to use it, your main phone pretty much has to be either ...

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One of the handiest features of Google’s cellular service is to make a data-only SIM card to extend your service to another device. Now, Google is putting a lower limit on the number of data SIMs a ...

If you like the idea of the free data-only SIM cards now available through Google’s Project Fi mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) program, just know that you won’t be getting 4G LTE service ...

Google’s carrier service Project Fi is expanding — but not in the way you think. You still need a Nexus device to use the service, so you can’t jump ship just yet. But for you Project Fi subscribers, ...

With smartphones' specs and streaming capabilities constantly improving, you might be looking for a new unlimited data SIM-only deal to go with your handset. After all, what better way to spend your ...

Republic Wireless has introduced a new data-only SIM card that gives customers a new way to use their phone away from WiFi. The data-only SIM is being offered in two varieties: 30 days and 90 days, ...

Alternative carriers, also known as mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs), operate on the networks of the top four carriers (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint), but their plans and services are ...

This past week marked a momentous moment for Google. Yes, it was YouTube’s 20th birthday, but it was also the tenth birthday of Google’s wireless carrier in the US. For a decade, Google Fi Wireless – ...

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A SIM, which stands for ‘subscriber identity module’, is the small plastic card provided by your network that slots inside your mobile phone. It holds information, such as your mobile number, and ...